Please, email me with an offer for anti-DDoS dedicated hosting. We worked with foonet for 2 years and had no problems. Now we're looking for a new platform since foonet no longer in this business.

Please, email egor at yambo.biz

Rackspace.com, they should be able to help you on that.

Hi
u can install firewall..to prevent ddos go for servers which has installed flood guard and firewall for hardware as well as software.

There is no hosting called anti-ddos we can prevent attacks by installing above said features.

so not only rackspace every body provides this facility for additional costs.

Not sure if servermatrix's flood guard would help. But go with Theplanet or fastservers as they would be higher end hosting.

Theres no such thing as anti DDOS. most NOCs nullroute IPs on a ddos, some don't unless its really affecting their network; otherwise theres no other solution.

httpd .. im not sure if it is .com .net or .org ;)

Originally posted by Doggy
httpd .. im not sure if it is .com .net or .org ;)

httpd.net is Foonet

Originally posted by Doggy
httpd .. im not sure if it is .com .net or .org ;) Httpd.net is Foonet.

(Edit: Matt beat me to it :D )

-Josh

and neither of u realize foonet is down and there not sure when itll be back up?

Yes I do. I was responding to Doggy's post, indicating he had suggested someone that they are already 'using'.

blacklotus.net can do this for you

rfxnetworks.com/downloads/apf-current.tar.gz
cools firewall software :)

voxtreme-matt and Joshua thanks for the info

Originally posted by UltraUnixNET
Rackspace.com, they should be able to help you on that.

I am a former rackspace coustomer...they are really good.

Go with blacklotus.net

Originally posted by youandme
rfxnetworks.com/downloads/apf-current.tar.gz
cools firewall software :)

This won't benefit the network as the packets still reach your eth0 and are only dropped once they are there...

There's no real 100% fail-safe anti-DDoS measure, as there are zillions of possible combinations and nothing can really prevent all of them.

Carl

Originally posted by UltraUnixNET
Rackspace.com, they should be able to help you on that.

If you are willing to pay an extra $800+ /mon and $3,000+ setup.

There are many hardware applications made for this purpose (only few handful are good) but they cost a fortune and the price above from rackspace gives you an idea of how expensive it is to deploy.

There are no cheap solutions.

Originally posted by Doggy
httpd .. im not sure if it is .com .net or .org ;)

httpd/foonet doesnt exist anymore as far as i know